Futures Are Lower. US stock futures are lower Wednesday after the markets on Tuesday saw their third straight day of losses. Dow futures were down about 75 points, S&P 500 futures were down about 8, and Nasdaq futures were down 13. On Tuesday, stocks opened sharply higher before giving up all of that rally and closing in the red.

Jeff Gundlach's 2015 Outlook Is Out. "Bond Kind" Jeff Gundlach of DoubleLine Funds gave a presentation Tuesday night outlining his view on the world of investing for 2015. Gundlach expects volatility to return to the markets in a big way this year, and he also doesn't think oil has hit a bottom. Gundlach, who in 2014 was one of the few strategists who anticipated bond yields falling, thinks the 10-year yield, currently at about 1.9%, can fall further.

JPMorgan's Earnings Missed Expectations. JPMorgan Chase kicked off US bank earnings Wednesday morning with a disappointment. JPMorgan reported earnings per share of $1.19 against expectations for $1.31 on revenue that also missed expectations. The bank's results also included nearly $1 billion in legal costs.

GoPro Shares Got Crushed. Shares of the wearable-camera company GoPro fell more than 12% on Tuesday at just below $50 a share after a report by Patently Apple said Apple was granted a patent for a "GoPro-like camera system." In premarket trading Wednesday, GoPro shares were up about 2%, and Business Insider's Steve Kovach noted Tuesday that investor fears that Apple could wipe out GoPro might be overblown: Apple files patents all the time.